Office 2004 Pro Edition

[NikBar]

hey all,

I was just wondering if Microsoft Office 2004 Professional Edition For mac will work fine on a blackbook (both the new 2.16ghz and the old 2.0ghz model).

Its just that i can get it through my School at a great price.

thanks

 

[zioxide]

Yeah, it will work fine.

 

[bearbo]

hey all,

I was just wondering if Microsoft Office 2004 Professional Edition For mac will work fine on a blackbook (both the new 2.16ghz and the old 2.0ghz model).

Its just that i can get it through my School at a great price.

thanks

if you are in school, you should most definitely get the student teacher edition. i think the only difference is the virtual PC, which is unusable or very bad performed.

 

[samh004]

The Macintosh version will run fine under emulation, it loads up fairly quickly for me and I am running at 1.66GHz... I don't know when the universal binary version is coming out.

 

[NikBar]

if you are in school, you should most definitely get the student teacher edition. i think the only difference is the virtual PC, which is unusable or very bad performed.

Yes i know what your saying BUT i can get the Proffesional Eddition for cheaper then the Student teacher Edition..


So besides say virtual Pc its exactly the same to the student teacher edition....

 

[bearbo]

Yes i know what your saying BUT i can get the Proffesional Eddition for cheaper then the Student teacher Edition..


So besides say virtual Pc its exactly the same to the student teacher edition....

Right, I believe so.

 

[cwedl]

Do you need it right this moment? Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac will be out at the end of this year. can't you just do with Neoffice for the mean time,

 

[NikBar]

I could do that yes...

But say that i was to buy the professional edition is there a way to not instal the virtual pc..

thanks

 

[samh004]

I could do that yes...

But say that i was to buy the professional edition is there a way to not instal the virtual pc..

thanks

Most likely you'll be given a choice... but you'll want to upgrade at the end of this year again to get a native (Intel) version of Office for your Mac.